Treatments

Every treatment, plainly described.

What we offer, what each thing actually does in the body, and what it is like to be on it. Nothing here is prescribed from a page — every treatment enters your plan through the same door: an evaluation with Dr. Heyd and your baseline labs.

Metabolic care

GLP-1 Therapy

The most talked-about medicines in metabolic health, prescribed the way they should be.

GLP-1 medicines work with hormones your body already makes — the signalling that tells you when you are full and helps regulate blood sugar. They have changed what is realistic in weight and metabolic care, and they are prescription medicines that belong under a physician’s supervision rather than behind a checkout button.

Whether a GLP-1 is right for you, which medication, and at what dose is decided with your physician once your labs are back. Treatment arrives with the rest of the plan — protein, resistance training, follow-up labs — because the prescription is one part of the protocol, not the whole of it.

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Every protocol is physician-supervised and prescribed only after an individual evaluation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products.

The peptide catalogue

What is on the menu today.

Filter by what you are working on. Each card opens into what the compound is and what being on it looks like — and which of them belongs in your protocol, if any, is decided with your physician after your labs.

Hormones

Sermorelin

A prompt to your own growth-hormone rhythm, not a replacement for it.

Subcutaneous injectionWhat this involves ↓

What it is

A releasing peptide that signals the pituitary to produce more of your own growth hormone, in the overnight pulses your body expects. The point is to support a system that has slowed rather than to override it.

What to expect

A small injection before bed with a very fine needle — we teach you at your first visit, and most people are surprised how quickly it becomes unremarkable. Sleep quality and recovery are the usual reasons it enters a protocol, and your six-week review judges it against your own baseline.

Hormones

Testosterone TherapyTRT

Measured first, treated second, monitored throughout.

Weekly injectionWhat this involves ↓

What it is

Restores testosterone to a healthy range when your labs and your symptoms both say it has fallen below one. It is the most established treatment in hormone medicine and the most important one to do properly — which means labs before anything is prescribed, a fertility conversation first, and monitoring for as long as you are treated.

What to expect

A weekly or twice-weekly injection, self-administered once we have taught you, or given in clinic if you prefer. Bloodwork at six weeks and then quarterly. Adjustments are the normal course of treatment, not a sign something went wrong.

Hormones

Enclomiphene

Supports your own production instead of replacing it.

Oral capsuleWhat this involves ↓

What it is

An oral medication that works upstream, prompting your body to raise its own testosterone output. It matters most for men who want to preserve fertility, which replacement therapy can suppress — a distinction we raise before anything begins, not after.

What to expect

A daily capsule with the same lab cadence as any hormone protocol. Often the first thing we reach for when the fertility conversation says replacement is the wrong tool.

Longevity

NAD+

A cofactor your cells spend constantly and make less of with age.

IV infusion or subcutaneousWhat this involves ↓

What it is

NAD+ sits at the centre of cellular energy production — the machinery that turns food into usable fuel depends on it, and levels decline with age. Supplementing it is about supplying that machinery, alongside correcting whatever your labs say is quietly working against you.

What to expect

In clinic as a slow infusion — deliberately unhurried, because comfort depends almost entirely on pace — or at home as an injection regimen. Usually run as a defined block, then reassessed honestly rather than renewed by default.

Longevity

Glutathione

The antioxidant your cells rely on most, offered plainly.

IV or injection courseWhat this involves ↓

What it is

The body’s principal antioxidant, involved in managing oxidative stress and supporting the liver’s detoxification work. We offer it as a course, usually alongside an energy or longevity protocol, and we are candid at your evaluation about what it can and cannot be expected to do.

What to expect

A short infusion or injection, typically as a course with a planned end rather than an open-ended subscription. Whether it stays in your protocol is a decision we make together at review.

Intimacy

PT-141Bremelanotide

Works on desire through the nervous system, not the bloodstream.

As-needed injection or nasalWhat this involves ↓

What it is

A peptide that acts on receptors in the brain involved in sexual desire — a different mechanism from medicines that work on blood flow, which is why it is considered when interest rather than mechanics is the issue.

What to expect

Used as needed rather than daily. Because it can affect blood pressure, it is prescribed only after your evaluation and a review of your cardiovascular history.

Intimacy

Oxytocin

A quiet supporting act where connection is part of the picture.

Sublingual or nasalWhat this involves ↓

What it is

A hormone involved in bonding and closeness, offered in low doses as part of an intimacy protocol rather than as a standalone fix. Its role is modest, and we describe it that way.

What to expect

A sublingual tablet or nasal spray used situationally, usually paired with the conversation the protocol is really about.

Metabolic

Lipotropic BlendMIC + B12

A supportive injection alongside a metabolic plan.

Weekly injectionWhat this involves ↓

What it is

A long-standing combination of amino acids and B12 that supports the liver’s role in fat metabolism. It is a supporting act and we position it as one — the plan around it does the heavy lifting.

What to expect

A quick weekly injection, in clinic or at home. Most patients run it alongside the metabolic protocol rather than on its own.

Skin

GHK-CuCopper peptide

A copper peptide with a long history in skin care.

TopicalWhat this involves ↓

What it is

A naturally occurring copper-binding peptide used topically to support the collagen and elastin scaffolding that gives skin its structure. It slots into the Skin & Hair protocol rather than replacing it.

What to expect

A topical applied at home, with progress judged the only reliable way — standardised photographs at twelve weeks, compared side by side.

If something you have read about elsewhere is not listed, ask. The menu holds what we can responsibly offer today, and it is reviewed as that changes — we would rather leave a compound off than sell you something ahead of its time.

Every protocol is physician-supervised and prescribed only after an individual evaluation. Compounded medications are not FDA-approved products.

The menu is the start. The evaluation is the point.

Forty-five minutes with your physician, your labs read personally, and a protocol written for you — or an honest no, if that is the better answer.

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